The Master Wagon Makers First Pick Up
1937 Studebaker Coupe Express

Over A Century`s Experience Building Cargo Haulers
When the Studebaker family immigrated to the United States from Germany in the late 18th century, they brought with them their wagon making skills. By the late 1830s, the Studebaker name stood for quality and craftsmanship in the wagon making trade in Gettysburg, PA. Although the Studebaker Motor Company and made some heavyduty trucks previously, 1937 marked their debut in the pick up arena. With design suggestions from famous styling consultant Raymond Loewy, the Coupe Express was a hybrid, melding the best features of a car and a truck. Studebaker accomplished this by using their best-selling Dictator passenger car, including features such as vented side windows and whitewall tires, and added a heavy duty pick up bed to the back.

Precision Crafted to Studebaker Specifications
This 1:18 clone-perfect replica of the 1937 Coupe Express has all the details collectors demand. Featuring doors and hood that open, working steering system and tailgate, whitewall tires, detailed engine, all topped of by a factory perfect baked-enamel finish, it looks just as good as they did rolling off Studebakers South Bend, Indiana production line 65 years ago.


Model Features

• Opening Doors
• Detailed Interior
• Opening Tailgate
• Bug Eye Headlamps
• Chrome V-Nose Grille
• Wide White Wall Tires
• Fender Mounted Spare
• Opening Front-Lift Hood
• Working Steering System
• Dash Mounted Rear-View Mirror
• Detailed 90 Horsepower Inline 6 Engine
• Precision Die Cast Replica
• Baked Enamel Finish
• 1:18 Scale Model
• 10.50 inches long